cookilow:consent:v1Local storageStores category choices, timestamp, policy version and technical configuration
Until reset or browser storage is cleared
ACTIVEThis page lists the storage used on CookiLow.com, explains the purpose of each category and shows how to change or withdraw a choice at any time.
Last updated: 20 September 2026 · Version cookie-2026-09-18Active storage is separated from technology planned for the international service. Planned entries do not mean the tool is currently loading.
cookilow:consent:v1Local storageStores category choices, timestamp, policy version and technical configuration
Until reset or browser storage is cleared
ACTIVEcookilow_consent_idFirst-party cookieKeeps the pseudonymous choice ID available across visits
3 years
ACTIVEcookilow:analytics-session:v1Session storageWould deduplicate consented first-party measurement events within one browser tab
Browser tab session
PLANNED_ga / _ga_*First-party cookies set by GoogleWould distinguish visits and measure consented product use in GA4
Exact configured duration will be published before activation
PLANNED_gcl_* or equivalentFirst-party advertising storageWould support consented advertising attribution if enabled
Exact configured duration will be published before activation
PLANNEDCurrent launch boundary: Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and advertising measurement are not active on the international route today. Before activation, the exact vendors, identifiers, retention settings and transfer information will be published and browser-tested.
CookiLow records a pseudonymous consent ID, transaction ID, timestamp, selected categories, locale, notice version and configuration version. The visible ID lets a visitor quote the same decision when contacting support.
Functional, analytics and marketing categories remain denied.
The preference record and pseudonymous ID are stored in the visitor’s browser.
The updated categories receive a new transaction and timestamp. Future optional loading follows the new state.
CookiLow may later receive first-party conversion events for reliability and deduplication. Moving an event through a company server does not remove transparency, minimisation or consent requirements. The browser choice must still govern whether consent-dependent events are forwarded to Google or another destination.
Open the preference panel to accept, reject or change individual categories. Resetting the decision shows the banner again. Withdrawal prevents future optional loading; data already processed remains subject to its original lawful basis and retention rules.